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IC c .0 ogo O P a (le ,309 ., of vide O r d to r ec° s ,res er : e of ler Ab4l',,ro I Lid C. svo - r . 6 5 Ol d 1 not,: - Oer s ee of a ctu vo s ler i" 0 0 0 - t er i s i - s oe we 9 on p ( tiril eP ( r.orie n isrl ri~anlen„A el ;h, 8 " - c. 29 , ~),, jel l Is, • ; , - „-, f - 79 e l ! A t, 8025.1 r TY-OFFIOE, May - 8, 1818. IC 11 is hereby given, that a Session. of °ye, l'e tr»tiner and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of 0/..- n ni on the High Seas., within the Jurisdiction of -1(1 11: ii ei ragY o fEngland,will.be held at Justice Hall, in the tt °C o L ,A o ndon, on Friday, the lith day of June next, "1 the Morning. . 0 6ic .."1 11E -8 OF ORDNANCE, May'l3, 1818. -41VCIP:IL OFFICERS of His MA t''4l !ST 'p r ' 4 I p.O ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, -4° 4 -11 SELr., by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the. Non 771 CRSDAY, the 29th Instant, at Eleven the Forenoon precisely, SUNDRY LOTS of 3 0f , 1 2' and UNSERVICEABLE STORES, con :h “ t rPaulins, Blocks, double and single, Powder Saddlel3ags and Pieces, Bedding, Sheet- S ll f it irg e r2:4lll "g', Tents of all sorts Standing Vices, Anvils 1et1,,11-,Nwords Spears, and Steel Rammers, Old Iron, 4 Lead • 1, 4 0 t e together w ith a var ie ty of other Articles. o k 'hieli may be viewed upon application at the 4 44 . 're keeper's Office in the 2'ewer, until the Day t " 4 14 ttl 'es: . P r inted Lists of the Lots will be dearercd to 41 'oho may apply for the same. 8y nrrler of the Board, • B. H. CREIP, 'Secretary. pl ‘ Op pi OF ORDNANCE, May 13, 1818. 111 VCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA , ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, 6 7 4 . ' 3 :ill be received at their OfFce, in Pall-Mall, 4'06 Fri day,- the 29th instant, from such Persons I, l ‘`'';, - , (ll ig to undertake the Supply of COALS fur ; 141 ' ne sts 4lePartMent,for a period of one year, from. the C r Qi '4"41 be of the description denominated Adair's tt!'fete,"°7l Moor, and will be required to be delivered 9 e4 P . e nce, except the King's Duty, either on shore Th "le rB4 : 4 °r Craft at anyplace in the River 'Thames,and 4 ,N ' 4 , o r any port or Place in the River Medway, th r 7air e d t . • fop the Coals w ilt be made by Bill and Debenture "e tot, PS heretofore, by Drafts on the Board; °A: 4 V t artic ularg, together with the Terms and Con e Contract, may be known at the Secretary's (4: 11 ' 11 01 aforesaid, any day bet Ween the Hours 11 4 'I C te I P"r G'Clock, where the Proposals must be de 't ° Pe and en d orse d cc Proposals for Coals ;" but tec - cct u be admitted after the said 29th instant, at " 01 Noo n o f th e same D a y, n either will any 4 45 4:7 i cee, unless the Party snaking it, or an dgent "') ° hall attend. . 1 4 Order of the Board, R. II GREIF, Secretary. kti,' k ht '4' 6f NECTON in NORFOLK, with a valuableco l e"h tii , ing upwards of 1000 Acres of LAND. ' e s ou) by PRIVATE CONTRACT, all 'IM IAT, M. or LORDSHIP of NECTON, ~4,t : 144,11 MM Acres of Arable, Nleadow, Pastore, and j;: 11 0A), 4 141 114 g completely within a Rirg Fence (except Lo r ge lr i t s i s i t t liii fi 6 v i e ent F4trms. The Farm H , ouse, commodious for a Sportd ciA,"ltti.ty:-.;. the 'Wood is in the c, Ore of the Estat „ e, , a t n d %C,,t,Ailit,st4ltagetlter, very compact, and desirably sit ua t e te f I{„.,Porting part of the Conn,ty, adjoi"" d ls- t tart 11 " 1 11. '!•o, leaditw. front Norwich - to Swaff ham, is a F f f es • L _ tom the latter place, 2,4 from the former, 11 , 4 d0r). IA Particulars apply to -Messrs. Graham, Kin „,'4,4)11 r,""ta 'll v. v • 1.; ct lo's Inn ; Messrs. tors, in k,;l r. " 41 1,. Land Agents -and Surve)ors, and Yarington, Esq. Solt- A urft;iii, ' at whose Offices Plans of the Estate THE LOTTERY J. TT'. CROKER. 41- d , of Necton Lodge, will show the Estate. 4 4 z 4 1 JAPAN BLACKING, .111c1-lAr , N-ROAD htit A. 11 , le', do „ ti ght-trippi ng B e ll e , 0, 41 red t', .0. 0111 who all lovely IT. l,., : i tl)t tl k h a 4 ' n uu ' d the mild breath of perfume; AL l q'listi ~Ileati in his beauty arrayed, xV',4,'‘.l'l:rite tist'clttitft4illubslas:linnetitrwshoes is displayed ;* 44 4.. 414 le varniqi that shinjeettb": fc:inrTarb, ,ititiltrre. all efforts ! we never can sfet It' S ULM:KING so brilliant 'a jet. I ',, t f)t 17210 . 114 ' ta rld - Z .-- 2/ t" tilt ~ on-road, Southwark. "JlteNe s Ask 10,2 1:1.11.N ER's BLACKING. - •'tal • 4 tu t( 111 1 ::',.'upplied With Gd. Is. and 18d. Bottles, through i, 1 1,'' I t)1%, — tb t• Whol s 1 Houses, or by applying to the. 4 'llt, h,;,Wilere fa' r e be a h e ad • Single Bottle as a Sample; 4 l t . - "rqc 4 *" -- a ' • • d Bootrnakcrs, rupol;sers) Perfumers, Oilmen, an Atr , I . 4 -la,Oh t ri K The extensive demand for the airteicles having occasioned numerous fruita t, t\ s c,i!l, re ~_::espectfully informed that the Genuine Rita e s's7 l ,!, l .. address oft he Proprietor on the label. 'c a o `;'' . l l- . ) or the growth of tbe Hair, found to 'lai r I .! J'ae uses which 'occasion baldness. It f tl. It % ;!!i y ta ciiing off or turning grey; and where bald -401 Piave, tither from illness, perspiration, l k rt t ~ 04 1 or hereditar causes it 11 re store it 4 1 3 4 th 1 .1 , ti t fi ict g and thickness. Respectable re- R I t ,: It s 4, a re given i n a pamp hl et enc l ose d roun d ; sill from lilik trees the H a i r f ro scurf, makes it soft or li it)ti keeps. it in cu r l dU r i ng exerc i s e i n d am: - N, s _damp weather_ price 3s.'tid. a bottle. r. - IE.,TABLE DYE changes grey or red- li ti,-)ce,"r whiskers to a brown or black; warranted \I„ , and give a permanent colour. Price 55., ti.4 s i t li pSlA ., l, - . SOAP, prepared by a' new G Ps ' t niin all irritating qualities, removes: I ,,,, r , i t nt hardness from the skin, prevents its 0 „ 1 : 1 .,, i ,: , !.. r , rt. :V it soft, white, and. even. Price is. the i tt lio.".. s , l )) 4 11 s. d d. " with Naples Soap-, for shaving, price lAt • e_ach. I.ond`,:lKlNsox; Perfumer, 44,. Gerrard-street, 4"nli and ~ n titry 1 1 mat Perfumers and Hair- -"4-I,IIID TURNER 7--- 114 ' LOXDO i f: i ; '.ii'' i , T--------r ------ - --• 1 0:4...!...:-... - ~i. ,' '.:... 4 ,i ,' . 1 1. )!oi: * * ' " ' ...,' :":01N, ( 1 ‘ ;,. i , , ,„ ~,:, ~.;', . l ‘ ' .., -- zt -- - •,.-.: " -E " * ,P ' ~ .'. !'! : NI $, , ',;.'. .." %--,' -,.. 1 ~•!I.:".`.'', ' '' ly,!', 1 ~ ~ -- INNi- II I V Y 'tt , , k\ •-,•;',,'.iiiMcl‘' ..-':-. il Id iii' ~ I -,., Ldo 1, , ,... he 1 ;.. , • 4.„ ‘. 0 FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1818. NEVER KNOWN BEFORE. ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN CAPITAL PRIZES. LOTTERY DRAWS KING'S BIRTH-DAY. YTON, Stock-Broker and Lottery•Offlee ..22.11 Keeper, 2, Cornhill and Lombard-street, congratulates his Friends, the Public, on their great success in the last Lottery, there being Ohe Hundred Capitals, and more than Ninety sold in Shares r and the remainder in Tickets. EYTON begs to remind the Public, that in the present Lottery there arc One Hundred and Seven Capital Prizes of 20,0001., 3,0001., 2,0001., &c. Sic. and that the first Twenty Prizes drawn will be One Thomrand Pounds each ; that Tickets and Shares are at present very low in price, but will be much higher. EYTON cannot help reminding his ,Friends, •the Public, that for the last twenty years the Lottery has been drawn on the King's Birth-Day, he has sold .a greater number Of Capi tals than any other Office-keeper, and he anticipaates a con tinuance of the like success; therefore he recommends an early purchase at his fortunate Office-, 2, CORNHILL and LOMBARD-STREET. PUBLICATIONS. • CAPITAL LOTTERY, Begins Drawing 4th of June; King's Birth-Day. G,WEBB, Stock-broker, 9., Cornhill, and 17, ILA . Ludgate-street, has the satisfaction to announce ano ther Lottery on the'same principle as the last, which was so highly approted of, and in which more Capital. Prizes were obtained by the Public than in any previous-Lottery ever known *. THE PRESENT LOTTERY CONTAINS THREE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! With 101 more Capitals, and 4,000 Tickets less than the last. Lottery. All the Prizes are Sterling; Money, and the Lbttery will be drawn on the Old favourite plan (as- the last was) ; more in its favour need not be said ; hut an early p,mcbase is recommended, as the first Twenty Prizes will receive in ad dition 10001. each, making 20,0001: in the first half hour. • Tickets and Shares are Selling at . WEBB's Fort:mate Offices, 9, cornhill, and 17, Ludgate- • • Street, Where Four Capitals, in the last Lottery, were, Sold in Shares, and Three 30,0001. Prizes in the short space of thir teen months. -*lt is estimated that not leSs than Eight Hundred Persons participated in the Capitals of the late Lottery, every Share of the Great Prizes having been sold to the Public. FAMILY MOURNING.-MILLARD'S, CHEAPSIDE. IT baring not been generally known that Black Bowbazeens, and other Articles for FAMILY MOURN ING, aye regularly sold as above, as well as the varwus kinds of Family Linens, Printed Chintz and Damask . Furnitures, India and Curious Imitation Shawls, Muslins,. Crapes, Taf, fetas. and the various Articles of Fashionable Dress,- &c. .1. MILLARD most respectfully informs his Friends, the No bility, and Families, his arrangements are• of the most re spectable kind for a regular Supply of the choicest BLAfili. GOODS, which are selling on the usual,terms of the House, Wkolesale and Retail. - Proprietors of Country Establishments, and Families arriv ing in Town, will find the best Goods of each description on the first terms. FRENCH and ENGLISH PATENT LAMPS and IXSTRES. rip GREENSILL;46O, - STRAND, the origjoal IL • Inventor, an 4 for a considerable time sole Manufac turer, of the PATENT IMPROVED FRENCH LAMPS, with ground Glass or Gauze Shades, that have given such general satisfaction, as alinust to supersede the use of, all tit hers for centres of tahl es,&c. respectfully in forms the Nobility and Gentry, that he has a most extensive assortment of them, made in Bronze, Or-molu,Plated, and Imitations of Marbles; also, the largest and most elegant assortment of any House in London, of Grecian, Roman, and every description of Lamps 'and Lushes f6r Dining and Drawing Rooms, Libra ries, Halls, &e. Chimney and Side Lights in Bronze, Or molu, and Glass, Bronze Statues and Rusts, Inkstands, Candelabras, and every Article manufactured in Br.,nze and Or-mote. Gentlemen furnishing 'Houses, and Merchants, may be supplied on lower Terms than by any house in London, as they are manufactured by himself on the premises. "The knowledgeof •a Disease_is half its Cure."—Swtrr. • FEW Vamilles are wholly exempt from Scor batic Affections, so common. to the British climate, which exhibit various symptinus, as Eruptions, Ulceration, Debility, Loss of Appetite, and. Dejection, all at ising from IMpurity of Blood, Scrofulous or Venereal Taint ; which,• whether from latent or recent infection, is certain to produce the greatest injury to the Constitution, and prevent the en joyment of health and happiness. It is a melancholy 'fact, that thousands fall victims to hort rid dis'eass, owing to . the unskilfnlnesS of illiterate men, who. h.y an improper treatment of this direful calamity, not unfrequently cause those foul ulcerations and blotches which so oftetrappear on the head, face, and body, dimness in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, strictures, obstinate gleets, nodes oh the shin bones, uleerated,sore-threat, diSeased'n6Se,- .nocturnal pains in the head and limbs (frequently mistaken fur other disorders) till at length a general debility and decay of the Constitution ensues, and a melancholy death puts a period to sufferi.ig mortality. • To remove the cause of these symptoms, the-ANTI-IMPE , TIGINES, or SOLOMON's DROPS, hare been found to be the most safe, spredy, and beneficial - , and therefore adaptedto the aged as well as youth of both sexes. They never 14 to remove every skcies of debility arising from a contami nated state of the system. Their effects are mild, safe, and expeditious—and what renders this Medicine of the greatest importance, is, it. requires no restriction in point of diet, and no privations to the ordinary avocations in life. It is well established as a fact, that an impure or scrofulous taint will remain ,in . the habit for years, nay; for genera tions, undiscovered, and will invade the noblest organs of the human frame, before. the Patient can be aware of his dan ger. The Anti-Impetigines strikes at the root, net at the branches, and with this peculiar advantage effects a cure when other Medicines fail. Sold by Macon and Co. 150, Oxford-street ; Ward, 324, Hol born ; Leigh, 18, Strand ; and Mr. Goatley, 133, Minories. Sold also by every reputable Vender ill all Market Towns throughout the Kingdom, and all other Medicine Venders, price I Is. a bottle;• or family bottles, containing four at . 11s. for 535. on which are saved.--,With each bottle is given a copious bill of directions, and select illustrations of the efficacy of the Anti-Impetigines, or which is more commonly denomi nated Solomon s Drops, the Government Mel or stamp•of which has the . wurds " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," engraven thereon, to protect those who buy from the iutrusionof coon.- perfeit imitations. PUBLI CATION. ANEW VOLUME OF SERMONS, BY BISHOP HORSLEY. • This Day were published, The Second Edition, in 8vo; price tos. fkl. boards, XTINE SERMONS on the NATURE of the 111 EVIDENCE by which the Fact of our Lord's Resur rection is established; and on various other Subjects. TO which is prefixed, a Dissertation on the Prophecies of the Messiah dispersed among the Heathen... By SAMUEL HORSLEY, LL.D. F.R.S. F.A.S. Late Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. - Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and F. C. and J: Airington, Saint Paul's Church-yard.. Also just published, by the same Author. 1. A Translation of the Psalms of David; with Notes. The Second Edition, in 2 vols. Bvo, price 18s, boards. 2. Sermons, in 3 vols.-Bro. price 11. 7s. Ordinary Readers (moderately conversant with the Bible, and with the theory and practice of their religion) may derive .more advantage from these discourses than from any volumes of sermons which have issued from the press for the last fifty years.'!—Edinburgh Review. We have indeed no hesitation whatever to say, that no such sermons have issued from the British press since the r commencement of onr.critical labpurs , British . Critic:. ,A 0.7744: This Day were published, In Octavo, price 7s. boards, a New Edition (being the Fourth) of LECTURES on this ELEMENTS of ALGE BRA, designed for the Use of the Students of the East India College, and sLich other Young Persons as may be de sirous of making themselves thoroughly acquainted with the First Principles of that Science. By the Rev. B. BRIDGE, B.D. F.R.S. Fellow of Saint Peter's College, Cambridge. Printed for T. Cadell arid W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Six Lecture's on the Elements of Plane Trigonometry, Bvo. ed Edition, price 4s. sewed. 2. A Treatise on the Construction, Properties, and Ana logies of the Three Co►iic Sections, ,Bvo. 2d Edition, price SA. in hoards. 3.. A Treatise on Mechanics; intended as an Introduction. to the, Study of Natural Philosophy. In one large volume, Bvo. 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The first clause provides - and enacts, that as due attention to the care of her Majesty's health may require her occasional absence from his Majesty's place of residence, and as it is expedient that at such times one or .more M'embers of her Majesty's Council should personally attend at the king'S place of residence, her most Excellent Majesty ..may, by any instru ment, in writing, revocable at her will and pleasure, nomi- nate and appoint additional Members for her Council in the care of .hiS Majesty's person, provided the number of the Members of her Majesty's Council shall not at any one time exceed The second clause goes to enact, that so much of the above recited Act as provides for the Meeting-and Sitting ot went, as 'in the cases therein mentivnyd, is rrpraleti. The third and list Clause provides and enacts, that in case ' of the Regent ordering— a Proclamation to be issued, under the circumstances mentioned in the said abOve recited Act, the care of his Majesty's sacred person sbail vest in her Ma jesty's Council, until Parliament shall make due provision 're- THE CALEIDOSCOPE. THE LITERARY JOURNAL, No. 9, to'be published TO-MORIIOW, price Sixpence, will contain the whole Passaze in " BRA DL EY's GARDENING," printed in 1717, in which is described an Instrument similar in prin ciple to THE CALVADOS:COPE,' illustrated with the whole of Bradley's Figures engraved - on • wood: The LITERARY JOURNAL will be found a complete Repository of every spe cies of Information belonging to the New Optical Instrument. Published by A. Christie, 362, Strand (front of Exeter Change), price Sixfence. - • • This Day was published, in Bra. price ss, T HE EDNBUIIGH S. VIEW.for the year . - - This - rare Book is ,correctly reprinted with the names of the Writers of the more important Criticisms. It contains the first: published Essays of DI. Robertson hrul Dr. Adam Smith, and the only known printed CoMpositions of Lord Chancellor Rodin. . . Printed tor Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. This Day was published, In I2mo. pace 93. bound, the sth Edition, carefully corrected and considerably improved, of ' . . -A NEW - ITALIAN GRAMMAR, in English and Italian, on a Plan different from any hitherto pub lished; pointing out; in a clear and concise Manner, the beat Rules and the easiest Method for the . ,•.Attainment of-that ele gant and harmonious Language, equally calculated for the. Use of Schools and private Instruction. RO GAETANO-lI.AVIZZ.OTTI, • Teacher of Languages. Author of several approved Wiwi:S. Printed for. Longman, Hurst, Rues, Ortue, and Brown, Pa ternoster4uw. MINERALOGY. 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This Day were published, price 2s. rip GARDENER'S COMPANION ; or, it HORTICULTURAL CALENDAR: to which is an nexed, on a plan never before exhibited, the Garden Seed and Plant. Estimate, shoving- the necessary quantity to lie provided Oilseeds, roots, offsets, or plants, in proportion to the . dimensions of the ground. Edited . from the original ma, nuscript of J. Ab . ercronibie, Author of the Practical Gar dener, 6,4 c.-. By .1 : MEAN, Head Gardener to Sir A. Hui , Baronet, of Wornileybury Park, Herts. Printed for T.Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London; W Blackwood, Edinburgh; and J. Cumming, Dublin - Of whoui may also be had, _ _ The - Practical Gardener; or, Improved • System of Mo. dern Horticulture. 2d Edition, price 9s. in boards. •••- • ..r .; 4 4 , • \ i>7 lating thereto. BRITISFI MUSEUM. From the Annual Returns _of this Institution, .it appears that its total receipti, fur the year ending the 15th of 1818, were 12,4551. 125.54:1. and its expenditure, 11,7241. Id, . leaving a surplus in band of 7311. 3s. 4d A quantity of du plicates which are about to be sold, are expecteo to orucuce the sum of 1,1001. which sum In.s been engaged for the pur chase of the Ginomen& Library, at Paris. The dir,licatcs of Dr. Burney's Library, which-cannot be sold befole the year 1819, are expexted to produce a sum of between three and four thousand pounds; and-will be brought into the account as a deduction from the Parliameatary Grant fur that year. The number of persons admitted I o'ciew the Nluseum durin last year, was 50072, being nearly double the - numtier ad mitted in 1812. INDEMNITY FROM FRANCE. An Account of all Sums receiVed.by Great Britain since the 20th November; 1815, as Portions of he 'lndemnity Of be paid by France, by the Treaty of that date ; speCifying the mode in which•such sums have been applied, and what part of them has been paid into the Exchequer. Under the Convention - concluded in eon- formity to the 4th Artide of the principal Treaty, France was to pay Great Britain 125,000,000 francs, at the periods hereafter specified, viz.— Fr. C. In the Year 181 G, 1817 1818 1819 - 1830 • 27,500,000 - 125,000,000. In pursuance of this Conrention, the fol .owing Sums have been actuitily paid, viz.— Fr. C. 615,000 749,00 J • 3,636,000 1,666,666 6ri 8,333,833 1815—Dec. 22 Jan. 2 April 8 Aug. 1 Nov. 28 - 1817—April 7 14 21 9,166,666 66 458,000 -- 524,000 624,003 524,000 - 524,000 624,000 . 524,000 514,000 -- 457,000 .** 4,583,666 ,66 4,583,000 -- 4,59,66 ti 68 May 5 - 12 1b - 26 June 2 Oct. eo ;N:or. ;o -- 30 - 27 1818-Mar cia 3G An agreement was subs-quently made with France, fur postponing the payment of one halt, the quadremetre, becoming due from Ist April to 31st July, 1317, to the 40th Oc tober, 1817; and for postponing the whole of the quadremetve becoming. due from the Ist August to the 30th November, 1817, to the 10th and 30th November, 1817; and In tetest was charged to France for such post ponement, anion ing to 133, 106 f. 52 c. ; and which was paid as follows, viz.— Fr. C. ISI7-.-Oct. 27 N0v..13 Dec, ti.o - 15,000,000 27,500,000 18,333,333 133,106 Making the total received from • • • France to the Ist May, 1818 60,966,439. 64 This Sum has been applied as follows: Retained by the British. Commisioners on account of the Expences of his Establishment 555,666 66 Paid into the Military Chest in France to- . wards the Expences of the Army of Occupa tion, over and above the . Sums received from France on account of that Army Paid to his Grace the Duke of Wellington, in _ Paris, towards the Sun► of 25,000,000 francs, granted by Parliament as Prize -money to the Troops under his Grace's command .. 8,009,000 Remitted to E•►gland t and which, produced the sum of 1,406,9,161. rls. I Id. sterling .... 31,886,833 ►94 .'. 14,534,277 29 Total applied Remaining in the badernnitv Chest in Paris ) in Mandats, becoming due between the Ist May and Ist August Total Amount received from France.. 60,966,439 84 The Sum of 1,906,0161.'115. 11a. sterling, the Proceeds of the 31,886,833 f. 34c. remitted from France, as above stated, was applied as follows;--- Towards coinpletirig the Grant of the Suns of 25,000,000 francs, as Prize-looney to the Army under the- command of his Grace the Duke or Wellington , ,c 707,263 10 5 To the Paymaster-General- of the Forces, in repayment of Sums advanced arid paid out of the Extraordinaries of the Army in Eng land, for the use of the Troops serving in France in_lBl6 and 1817 • 10-1,579 0 0 To the-Paymaster-General of the Forces, in repayment Of Sifms advanced and .paid in' England, out of the Sums granted for the Ordinary Service of the Army, on account of the Troops serving in France in 1816 and 1817 £1,406,916 II 11 Whitehall Treasury Chambers, 14th May, IBM C. 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